The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-09

erate INTO license, and MOI not deeaST
that which should furnish 20 ceGyaSs..
ana simple pleasure into q eDjOySss.
producing unhealthfuI eTcit means "
corrupting morals. eAcltemept0
Our social parties sbon,,
Quoted IN g manner t to be coo
hcatlon to all who stts:Ne gss
however delicate o assssnd theSs'
they may be in t6 Tda ref1s1
e MuGT Snu 4olSterous e0ndrSsse illgs
snoulu De 1oroiGden at suc SSiSrac;;iI
olaseS. IL is not always conva,,;ss Seae
the Bishop and his counselo1rnli f,
present themselves on such oos 10 l.
1t would be Wei, Therefore 'tccsSlOR
IN every ward q committee " selet
clous, wise, good-tempered % % lud.
men to take charge of the Soo %nQ i'm
ties, and to see that order 80! pal,
tanned, and that no im2r0no,. = Main,
are allowed to obtrude tbsi"o1a,p Person,
the party TO disturb the pea SCisss int
| joyment OF those who go tbaroo ana el,
! With their friends and 49,; 70 Net
We think round dances r+fs5isa6oe
encouraged. And While there N.Y. ny. +
no narm N granting TIE l.av1 ,.'s!! I,
which was given BY g circular - " g,
Twelve Apostles some TIM tin 81 " Y
which II was stated that ma 80,
round dances might De held jr7riSr.t N
! evening, care should be tctzn AZ Z
is not abused or carried to excess .s,s' \. q
style OF dance has. Leen taken ~ -g
tage Of by many impure NJ. VI
and respectable people hsFse e'I y
annoyed and gTieved thtreat ana Iyta
felt that it should be entirely ~ ~, nv
! tied. Committeeman and 1fff c,U-l
| barge OF parties should SEQ SETS ),
| dances OF every kind aye ~.
| Quoted in a modest and 6scoS.
manner, and that no behavior b. s ~
mitted that would lead 10 eyiL y,
would offend the most delicate S ~ ~
tibilities.
As the summer months g..
preaching, when open air recTes.;.!
will become common, we deem i...S.
Gssary to warn The Saints, and ss. -
tally our young people, against M I.
cesSeS and impToprieties that 80
attend such public ertertaiamen,'S 'Ti
the inOrdinate desire to make mon.
attractions are devised to draw crSrl
| of people together where the usTsl.S
straints that regulate good socerv' s
greatly relaxed, to the detrjmeS, y !;
pure morality, and the breaking d,.
Of those safeguards which shopdT.
tect SObriety and virtue. Pleasrra.,.
relaxation which in themselves maj.
not only harmless but really hep-s+,
to mind and body, are often repisr,
evil in the extreme, beeapQ !
their surroundings and aSsocisfr,
The thoughtless and inexperienced
frequently obIiYious to the harm ~
attending something IN which ttsS
no essential wrong, and are led tT
with allowance, il not actual appvG
upon things that would shock q
under other circumstances. Thu
discriminate comminglingo of the S,i-,
with persons not of their faith Was
habits, history and purposes are bstg
unknown TO them, is ffaGght with All
and to be strongly deprecated. Toe.
pose our youth 70 the con!smiusir,
influence of vile men and women sD9
as often congregate in places of pubIl
amusement, where they sre thrown to.
gether in social intercourse, is more
than folly; it is WickednesS. Il il
proper that strangers should be treated
with courtesy and respect, bQl int.
macy with them is not desirable, AMI
our young people should be eautiOHa
and guarded against casual Sc9uGiEi
anceship and the society OF pelSJ9
whose intentions and influence E2yh
OF the very werSt character.
Excursion parties should be CO...
Quoted by persons of standing &.
wisdom and under regulations a1
will preclude the evils that fregusrs
attend such gatherings. When 8
ranged for purposes of speculatiolE
promoters are often too heedleS-
consequences in their aDxiei!
profits, aud will mix together
worst of characters and the goods
unsophisticdted, with results tAsl
but be lamentable. Sunday eXCuEi
to lake or canon, moonlight trips
late bathing trains should be empll
cally discouraged. The sOciety
persons who place themselves ui
the baleful influence of intO1tl
should be avoided. Order should
in the midst OF merri1S
IaGecOrous language and co1d1
should be frowned down. All eIc2
is detrimental. Temperance sls-
govern in everything. Amusemea
not the purpose of life,,it Should
INDUCED in only by way Of TEsl
When people accustom themseTa
constant or oft-Tepeated TO-1
Of pleasure, the true 0gla-
If human existence are tors1
ten and duty becomes irks0me y
ieteStable. Children should noI
permitted TO attend public gGtheIs
elder persons accOmpanl-
% guard them from accident and ~,
he contamination Of the ungodly. ~
responsibility for the evils attelur
-ioIations or these Instructions W
est upon parents, guardians ald
coal Priesthood in the various F4t.
I'd settlements. Persons who hsal.
ally deseeTate the L9rd'S day eal1
e held in fellowship, and member.
he Church whe neglect public WoIs-9,
nd the pdrtaking Of the SacrsDs.S.
I'd Go not remember the Sab0atn d:
D keep il holy, will become WeaA
ae faith and spiritually sickIyi ~ N
i'll lose the Spirit and favor OF ~
ud ultimately forfeit their Standls;,
he Church and their exaltatlon VIZ
le obedient and faithful. -d
Among the pressing requirements
le summer months is special az
on to sanitary measures. Inc oaL.S.s
ught ALWAYS to be clearly IN u u,
abits, persons and SurrOaaGis.E5;:
ut during the heat of the SUMNER "
scomes particularly need1u.- Aa ~.
'sease can be avoided by frequently.
ItIons, simple diet and the GssLJT;
on or removal Of all refuse. Clean ~.
sss Is part OF goodness, Fi-ta = u +
0xious 30 the spirit u the OoSlg .-,,s
the breeding mace Tor tylae IL u,